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This VIII Make Moore Write Protests.

Special Dtspatch TO he IltIiligeaeer.
AKRON, o., July 25.-Tho Zanosville
Base Ball Club did not arrive here until
4:l2 O'Clock, their train having been de.
layed. They reached the ball grounds at
4:25 o'clock and found, to their surprise
and disgust, that Umpire McDermott had
given the game to Akron by a score OF Q
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We have received a carload Of the cele.
brated Tennessee melons, the finest mel
ons in the market. Leave your orders
early. Orders by telephone promptly at
tended TO-. MAYER & kILLERN,
X, 1l20 Market street. B
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Indi@tiona.

WASHINGTON, D. O., July eG.-For West.
orn Pennsylvania, fair weather, variable
!! winds. generally castesly, followed by
higher temperature. E
34 For West Virginia, variable winds, fair
!. weather, followed by higher temperature.
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wHEELIEd R.lp lP, lA.lE.l MANsFIELD. a. 10. a


base hits, White, Bohn, Smurthwaitc aud sullivan.
Three base hits, spcldcl aud Allen /. Double
plays Allen to Delehanty 10 Frcer. Bases on balls
gu Bohn, 9; OF Sullivan, !. Hit by pitched bali, BY
Passed balls Yak, l. Wild pit hes, by Bohn, q by
sullivan; 1. Left on bases, Mansfield, 4; Wheeling,
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Heavy batting Snatches Victory from the
Wheeling Club, Fg.
Special Dtxpatea 10 the Iatei!iGtnotr.
MANSFIELD, ONO, July 25.-Up to the
eighth inning the Wheeling club had the
game well in hand, as their fielding and
batting was lar superior to that OF the
home team, and the score was to in
favor Of the visitors. In the eighth, how
ever, two singles and triple by Freer,
Green and Allen Melted two runs for the
home team, while In Wheeling's half they
were blanked. Iu the ninth, singles by
Grumbling and Freer, q double by Bonn
and an error by Smurthwaite and wild
pitch, Melted 4 runs. AS In the proceed.
ing inning, the visitors were retired
without run, Score: %
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Hancock County Courier. Is J j.
While the damphool politicians Of
Wheeling are wrangling over the Re-
union, the boys will 20 Tiers, drink their
beer, have lots Of fun, and go home with
the gals in the morning." 81,
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Z JouH sruLsN, JR., Of Pittsburgh, has 70.
ceiyed the contract Of frescoins the Fourth
Street NJ. Z. Church, and will commence
work on Monday next. q ~ : %:'
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FL Mountain Lake Park aud Return.
\ Commencing July 20 to % the Ba)B.
more & Ohio will sell excursion tickets "a
Mountain Lake Park. good 10 return until
July 80. incnsive. Rate, 81 IS, ITl
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4 GRAND CONCERT at the Garden Saloon,
next door to Robert Luka,s livery stable,
Market street, this evening. Music By
Mayors orchestra, fii Z !. m -
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THE TAYLoRsTo,yN FIELD.
Definite Data MS to the OIL and Gas Opert
-ffI-Et tiops Thereabuuta. g Il. i 2,

Definite Data MS to the OIL and Gas Opera.
lions Thereabouts.
The lates. and most reliable reports
from the Taylorstown district Of the Wash
ington oil and gas field shows that there
are ten good producing oil wells and four
frat.class gssssrs in the dia.rict. The
gassers are located one each, on the DON
aldson, Leech, Hamilton and Davis farms.
The John McMannis, or better known as
the old mystery-the first oil well struck
| in the district, is now flowing IS barrels
per day; Noble No. is doing It's barrels; ;
Jim McMsunis, 105 barrels; Donahey,
No. l, ITO barrels; Flack, No. l, 200 bar
rels, and Carson, the only pumping we'll
in the district is doing 10 barrels. These
oil wells and the Leech gassef are the
property OF the Natural Gas Company Of
West Virginia. The Marshall Oh Com
psny have the Blaney No. !, now doing
100 barrels; Blaney No. is holding up at
$50 barrels, and Blaney No. ia drilling OF
1000 feet. Crothers No. ID drilling at
900 feet. The Anchor Company have
! Woodburn No. / doing 225 barrels; Gun.
uaIl NV. l, 4Vo ualielsi oAo OuAuhA 4No. -
is drilling atrl, 300 feat. The West Vlr-
ginis Company have drilling, Noble No. 2
at 1900 feet; Orothera. at 900 feet John
Noble No. at $50 feet; Hutchinson No.
at $50 feet, and Hodgins No. Il at ], 400
feet. (, q S55,! j.5iss' Az
Oil ip gotten in that locality at from
2,400 to 1850 feet, So that from the figures
given 1t will be seen that within two
weeks -four new wella will probably be
added to Taylorstown's production. 3, Phi
vato individuals are also putting down
wells. The Thayer well Is down 500 feet,
and William Crothers is down 600 fsot.
Joseph b. McGiverr, who had charge OF
putting in the escapes throughout this
city for the Wheeling Manufactursrs
line last year, has charge OF the West
Virginia Gas Company's interest; he was
all through the northern oil fields for sew
eral years, aud thoroughly understands
the oil and gas business. s5siS ff5e .s.$$
The Wheeling Manufacturers Gas
Company are now erecting four new rigs
on the gas belt, 80 that Wheeling will
have asfull and sufficient aupply, from
them, es will also the West Virginia Com.
pany from its wells. q The Davis, Donald
son and Hamilton wells OF the Wheeling
Company, and also tho Leech, OF the
West Virginia Company, have full 500
pounds pressure at the wells. Mr.. John
Esler, who had charge OF the Wheeling
Company's. interest in that uection, is
going TO remove to New York City, Tor
Booth & Finn, and also Jim Daily, who
laid the 10irch line for the Wheeling
Company in this city and Bellaire. Mr..
Leslie ia to succeed John Es!er. The Au-
Choir Oh Company has located three wells
on the Cundall farm, and will commence
operations at once. Taylorstown begins
70 wear regular oil boom, and not since
1t became a village have so many stran.
gers been aeen in its vicinity. Times are
Lively, and many new people are arriving
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NoR SALE,
FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE.
FOR, .RENrE.

70 9ls Mccolloch street, Sill 90 a month,
no. ?b5 Sixteenth atrcat, sd 0a month.
. No. !Go3 EoL street, SIS o. 1-3 11TsT-1I,,
20 l72l EoG street. 8 rooms, 8l1 %.
Two rooms, No. 1ls6 Cha lile street. with Es,,rl,
Gas, 80 o. month, M "a. r. - 49, "''-
Ihfec rooms. No. 2if3 Alloy A, SO 90 n month.
!, Store room, No. 2l53 Main ttteo,, Win Natural
Gus, $40 10 q mouth, - N''>''' wa ''''''"
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Mns. NINA NEuER, the German poetess
DIVES. cleana and curls ostrich feathers In
the best manner. No. Sc Twelfth street.
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DoN'r fall to come to the concert ia.
night at the Garden Saloon. Mayors full
orchestra on hand, 1850 : ~
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YER tho n1ountainsto tho San via Pic,

5s,Is;;iis tnresque Il. S o. ;5fS
The third Of the series OF the Baltimore
and Ohio popular excursions to Atlantic
City and Cape May will be run on Thurs-
day, August 4th. A special train Of parlor
ears and coaches will leave Wheeling at
ga. N. and reach Philadelphia at 8 r. NJ,
pasoing in daylight through the most beau
tiful mountain and valley scenery on the
continents fitting prelude to weeks
sojourn upon the shores OF old ocean. K,
Wheeling. Z .ii.i. 1&t544S55 .l'i
The excursion ticketa will be valid until
the 18th inclusive, and embrace the privi-
leege Of stopping a day at Washington on
the return journey. 3h2si9
For information in detail apply to Ticket
Agents, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, or
to E, D. Smith, Division Passenger Agent,
Pittsburgh. NJ NJ y5Ii;s.55
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The celebrated Tennessee melons can
be found at Mayer 4 Killesn's, ll2V Mar.
ket street. .-FR's m st40~=. = ~ -
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CARLOAD Of choice cantaloupes received
this morning at Mayer 4 killeen's, 1129
Market street. a
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LOCAL BnEv1r1Es.
Matters of Minor Moment In and About
ss3s i' the City. i5HgE Fgtt Z

""tsots VI h'ahos "o"eht ia nhu ABOUT
' the City. sfA5FE ~ z
COUNCIL meets this evening. \.
CONCERT at the Garden Saloon this even.
ing. n 1},3lSIF5I
THREE marriage licenses were issued
yesterday. I'M 55fltIl77ITT
THOMAS D.. EorF, who has been sick,
will resume his duties rs brakeman on
the Panhandle to-day. tf s,5 ,5
s WonK has been commenced on the tear.
Ing down Of the Bridgeport Presbyterian
church walls, preparatory 10 rebuilding.
The hearing Of Burnie McNorton, col.
ored, for hia assault on Mrs. Ransom Tay.
lor, will take place before Squire Davis at
2 p. m. to-day. Mrs. Taylor says she will
not appear, but the Squire thinks nhe will
change her mind. 1n5@
WILLIAM and Alice schell were arraign.
ed before Squire Davis yesterday, charged
with keeping houae Of Ill fame. About
twenty witnessed were present for the
prosecution, which was represented by
John 0. Pendleton, while Doyener 4 FL.
son appeared for the defense. The &C.
cused waived hearing and gave bond to
appear at court. .@19 t32 HNi
JoHS A. LASH yesterday recovered tho
gold watch pawned at Cosn'a shop, Pitts.
burgh, BY Lord and Van Cleave. It was
pawned July5. Van Cleave swore they did
not 20 to Pittsburgh till July s. 1t was
redeemable July 5, and the men, or Lord,
rather, got S2S so on 1t. 1t cost Mr.. Lash
this eum to recover 1t. Lord used the
name Of W. W. Richards. 81
The Arion, active and passive membsrs
will meet at their ball at 8 o'clock SHARP
on Friday morning and march in body
to the Baltimore 4 Ohio depot, headed by
the Opera House band. They will there
take the train for the Columbus saenger
fest. Tickets on their excursion will bt
good to return until Tuesday evening, &c
that persons going can remain and wit
ness two OF tho games Of ball with thu
Wheeling club. ,5
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MuaIc at the Garden Saloon this even
ing. Mayors full orchestra. ~ s9i ~
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GALL on or address to NJ. Neuer,, the
practical optician, So Twelfth street, in re.
ference to your epectacles. g'2l9 s
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STEPHENS ARRESTED.
AND SUSPENDED TEMPORARILY,
Pending m Investigation OF n Dihiculty us
Had Yesterday Mt wardsh's Livery Sta. !,
bic, when He Drew u Rovolvcr-A !,
1iabens Corpus Issued for Freds. IL n

= Yesterday morning about 0 o'clock oil.
Ger ChRrle0 Stephens, Of the city police
force, called at the Office Of Warden's
livery stable, on Twenty.third street, and
SAID to Mr.. Warden that he "had a crow
to pick with him." Mr.. Warden said oil
right, 10 come In when he was sober and
no would talk to him. Stephens asked II
Warden meant to inainuate that he was
drunk, whereupon Henry Burke, an en-.
ploye OF the stable, laughed. Stephens,
who was In civilians clothes, turned to
Burke, and aaid angrily: "You = Of
-, what have you got to do with thls2'
Burke raid he would allow no man to
call him that, and started for Stephens,
who drew his revolver and pointed 1t a,
Burke. He was overpowered' by Mr.
Warden and Watchman Moore, Of the
stable, but had scarcely been released
when he made rush OF Burke, wht
struck at him, but only hit him q glanc
ing blow on the eide oil the head. Stephens
attempted 10 draw his pistol again, bu
WAS prevented and put out. Moore thei
told him to stay away from there while h,
was drunk. At this Stephens again drew
his revolver, and several witnessed say b,
swore fcarfully, and threatened Moore
life. The street was by this time prett,
well crowded, and Stephens soon left.
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Z For the celebrated Tennessee melonsg 90
TO Mayer & killeen's, ll29 Market street,
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STOCKS FOR SALE,

$4OVNU CVh bdIEs 49, ="
8 Shares Dollar Savings Bank,
10 Shares Exchange Bank.
u Shares Ohio Valley Back,
10 Shares Peabody Insurance Compauy.
15 Shares LaBelle Nail Mil. A.,
% Shares Bellaire Nail Mil.
~ shares Riyesside Glass Company.
!lGiepnone. 81 = - l. IRWIN,
-!y1o ...-.. . - l---.2l No. "a Twelfth Street,
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FOR SALE.
STOOK IN STOVE COMPANY
FOR SALE.

On tho National Pike and near Railroad DEPOT
az valley Grove, Ohio county, w. Va, nearly Four
Acres o. Fine Land, on which Is Dwelling House
snd o. other buildings, fruits etc VIII sell FOX
s.'0ot which Is less than the buildings cost.
go, -, ", 3 (. JAMES L. HAWLEY,
1ylJ lat I.tt' ,a1-Ui IAN Main sYe6t
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COMPLAINED TO THE CHIEF.

Moore then telephoned to Chief Of
Police Smith, who at once went down to
the stable. He refused to believe that the
officer had been drinking, though all the
men at the stable and several other good
and reliable witnesses said he was drunk.
1t was said yesterday that Stephens had
told Capt. Smith he was ready to resign,
but the latter refused to allow this.
Stephens Is quoted by an evening paper
as saying that he had told the Chief he
was ready to quit, but the latter had
directed him to Dtay on and report for
duty IS nsual last night. Stephens is
quoted by the same paper as saying he
stopped to ask what MIR. Warden meant
by saying that be knew the parties in the
stable on Thursday night when Mary
Ogden Was go brutslly treated. He saya
also that he will insist on full investiga.
ton OF this whole matter,
Other persons told reporter yesterday
that Stephens told Captain Smith he
would not 90 on duty last night, but the
Captain insisted that he should. -
A WARRANT FOR STEPHENS.
Mr.. Moore went before Squire George
Arkle yesterday forenoon and swore out
warrant for Officer Stephens on a charge
OF aeaault. The warrant was given to
Constable Lauchlin, who placed Stephena
under arrest and notified him to appear
this evening for preliminary hearing.
Mr.. Moore and some Of his friends were
inclined TO think this was too lenient q
way to treat Stephens. They thought he
should have been required to give bond,
and did not like the frequency with which
Stephens passed the stable nor the ME.
nacing looks he cast into the Office yeater.
day after the affair. ,ar 5s
Squire Ankle explains that it Is not his
practice to require bond Of any person
whom he knows, and in whose willingneef
to appear and unwillingness to run of be
has confidence. There Is no doubt tina,
s!ephens will appear and answer to the
charge this evening. Tho justice will be
requested to put him under bond to keep
the peace in addition to assessing such
penalty as his discretion may suggest 10,
his assault yesterday. i
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II you are tortured by akin eruption
t tn1s summer uae skin.success Soap for
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WANT AGENTS IN YOUR COUNTY
w to sell my new goods. SIS per week salary.
OF 30 cents on tho dollar commission. No comnn
uuon. Rare chance. Address with sump for
terms +. N. WEAVER, 100 N. Division street, BUD.
NO, ~. = - ~ lsz5h tf.'.s O. 7s'I mrl7
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WANTED.

WAATEn ~ MEn to sell our Goods In Ohio
ulHWtLu0 HlLH and adjoining counilcs.-
Will pay Good Salary and ali expenses. Write n,
terms and state salary wanted. SLOAN 4 CO.
Manufacturers, 2l Georse street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-18
ShiIoh'S Remedies.

Group, whooping cough and bron-
chitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh's
Cure. For sale by Bowling & Flood. 6m
Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 80 cents. Nasal injector free. For
sale by Bowling & Flood. l-l3-6m
A nasal injector free with each bottle
Of Shiloh's Cstarrh Remedy. Price 30
cents. For sale by Bowling & Flood.
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy-a positive
cure for catarrh, diphtheria and canker
mouth. For sale by Bowling & Flood.
For dyspepsia and liver complaint,
you have a printed guarantee on every
bottle Of Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never
falls to cure. For sale by Bowling &
Flood. l-l3-6m
Hackmetack," a lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price % and 80 cents. For
sale by Bowling & Flood. 1-l3-6m
Shiloh's Cure will Immediately re-
lieve Group, whooping cough and bron-
ohitis. For sale by Bowling & Flood.
VIII you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint Shiloh's VitaliZer is
guaranteed to cure you. For sale by
Bowling & Flood. I-1S-6m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-18
DON'T Have to Sell Out.

The transparent advertisements
"Selling Out, sweeping Reductions"
Summer Slaughter old trade
chestnuts, and no one cracks them. No
good business house needs to resort to
such methods to attract customers. You
never hear of WolfsOn putting out such
cards, and yet he keeps busy in the
hardest times. He does not have to sell
out" He is selling OUT and buying
in" all the time. He has worlds of
goods, and is receiving consignments
bought for cash all the time. The
harder the times the closer he buys and
the cheaper he sells. He can give you
today figures from 10 to Is per cent be-
low those heretofore offered, and at this
'selling price" he is continually increas-
ing his trade. Put 1t down for fact
that Wolfson knows how to buy, and
when you examine his goods for quality,
style, make and price, you will under
stand how it is that he keeps selling
these hard times without ringing in the
old chestnut of "Selling off at cost"
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Your Money is Your Own.

IL you are wise you will spend 1t
where it will make you the best returns.
1t was by care that you earned 1t, 1t
should be by good judgment that you
spend 1t. 1t is just as important that
you save money in purchasing, as that
you should make money in your busi-
ness. II you can save 800 q year In
your clothing bills and dress better than
you now do why not do 1t Wolfson will
show you how. His goods are from
manufacturers who make large deduo-
tions to him in order to secure his cash
trade. He will suit you as no one else
can in cut, finish, material, and prices.
Call and convince yourself that his full
suits at 81, SO, Sl2, and $l5, are every
way equal If not superior to those Of
fered elsewhere at SO, $12, $l5 and SIS.
The fact is very easily asOertained. II is
simply q matter OF business.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-18
EDITORIAL BREvITIRs.


CAN any one figure out how much
longer it Is going to take the state print
er for distribution OF the acts OF the 10th
Legislature
The profit-sharing concerns have no
trouble when the walking delegates
make the rounds. The men who share
profits do not strike.
THE rains in North Carolina and some
sections OF Virginia have completely
washed the gouber crop out OF the
ground and the gallery gods will run
short OF peanuts next season.
SAN Francisco has some men who
know what to do with their money.
DR.. Coggswell endows school there
with $1,000, 600, and in Ii any girl or boy
qualified to enter, will be taught q
good trade free of cost.
UNDER the operation OF the new school
law Texas may come to a knowledge or
the number Of school children within
her borders. Ii Is made the duty OF
county superintendents to take the Gen.
sus OF those OF school age.
THIS section of Texas bid farewell to
the drOuth when it wiped its weeping
eyes about 9p. m. yesterday, after a
glorious afternoon and evenings rain.
There was an air OF. real business about
it that promises well.
DALLAS will not be a 1.-TWO fair cityn
this season. but her one fair will over
shadow her "two fairs" of 1866. The
city is making preparation for the
finest exhibition ever held In the south
outside OF New Orleans.
The controversy over Texan and
Texan NAV continue, but 1t is not In
the spirit or genius OF this century to
add letters TO words. The shorter form
will be adhered to until something
shorter still takes Its place.
Ir varv safe rnIe in nolit,cs tn
Give vour enemy what he does not
want. On this principle It would be wise
for the republicans of this country to
give James G., Blaine another presi-
DENTAL nomination,
E,,v,v y..r oImost s,,oo tho Mama
nrnhihitoyv " went into eftsct the leo.
isiot,,ra NJ that stata nos haan Milling m
nast ;ron Ia ws Tor the .ffactna, carr1,nr
eos, - that rrohih;t;nn ,noasnr. and re
day in the state capital there are two
hundred places i'm which liquor is openly
sold.
r,, a.o.roo,o NJ arL.,s.. and Ala
no mo will pnf no nnaatinnad ArkanQaa
sands n man 70 the ststa lso;sl.tnra who
Is wo"tad IN Gsors;a for arson and
nohama sends to her stata chsmber nj
IaoisIation an escaned convict' Thsse
tTsn statos heat the record IN legjsla.
lures,
Tup orapoamen NJ Toronto wara
,,,orthv ~ ,hsir nrevious ranutation vas.
tardaE The disarocsfnf scaoes In
0naa1;0 rorL by which tbass would no
Saseuders If onnress,on sonoht IN nre.
uent ~ ha.r;,1 ~ 0sRrisr,s a1ro,onmant
OF To,S IanGsSnwna have haan barsjd.
od al ovsr the world and w,II zinc
round universe bowling ourse against
Canadian Injustice. Z. Z
rup suocessf,l introd,ct;on and on
forcament If the old Connacticnt bina
isws into HGreat Gotbsmv st this age
and dav Of tho world. has .hont startisS
tha Wsnbattspitas ont of year,s
gro,vtb Tbis being trested IN solid
Section Of n dead mat nv the hebest of a
few rural IaoisIatars ia not at ali reIisbed
hv ,bose who live in tho hig matronolis
80 g.. ,..
iouNSsIoWN' On,o, .urheu out ias'
fa we irs. a shee' vi t'n ever i nsnu,
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TYPE FOR SALE.

600 pounds Brewer, with case ItallC;
all in good condition, with plenty OF
extra sorts.
Six pair new cases.
Two pair wrought-iron chases, for
seven column paper, with full set of col
umn rules and head rules.
Also several fonts of display letter.
Two job presses.
The above can be had at low figure,
by addressing Il. B. JOHNSON,
Manager 5. A. LIGHT.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-18
The Popular ApproVal

OF the efforts of the California Fig Syrup
Company, to present to the public an agree
able and effective substitute for the bitter
liver medicines and carthartics for
merly in use, is as gratifying to the company
as IL is creditable to the good taste of the pub
lie. The large and rapidly increasing sale of
Syrup of Figs, and the promptly beneficial
effects of a single dose are convincing proofs
thRt it is the most easily taken and the most
pleasantly effective remedy known. For sale
by +. Ralteyer & Son. II
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-18

How sick Charles Stewart Psrnell is
no one seems at liberty to say. That he
is seriously i'll admits of no question.
Whether he is or is not suffering from
an incurable malady cannot be asoer-
tanned. That his present sickness is an
unfortunate affair for the cause of Ire
land is very apparent. His death would
be an Irish calamity.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-18

THIS is an of year even in rain storms
In this goodly section Of the state. The
beautiful, zig.Zag, cloud-splitting corrus-
cations that usually accompany rain
storms, and the booming detOnations are
wanting this spring. Probably the
manipulation is waiting for lightning to
strike next August and saving his thun-
der for the coming campaign.